Brad Thornton

Lead architect, @redhat @ansible
At the end of every day, I remind myself, ansible is better for network engineers.

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

@MetaSpoil @Lopez @ansible Any additional information that you can provide here would be appreciated, we'll fix this. https://t.co/p23eV5XMJ5

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

@akira6592 Not right now, but it will come soon. We couldn't fit in the 2.0.0 timeline.

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

click, click, poof! ansible-navigator 2.0.0 "The refinement release" is available upstream. Thank you @ganesh634 @relrod6 @sbarnea @webknjaz @thedoubl3J Alison and Priyam @ansible for everything you did to make it possible. https://t.co/7QKlrYsI0A

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

@willmcgugan BTW, I'm a bit of a TUI geek, so I really love all these....

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

@willmcgugan If you are suggesting a welcoming place where both experienced and less experienced developers can participate in these projects and everyone learns from each other and the bits benefit.... Why not? Disclaimer, I'm still new at all of this.

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

@privateip @IPvSean @ansible It'll take us a few days to drive and we will need someplace to park our RV, but we'll be there.

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

Our son Winston recently turned 2 and ansible-navigator just had a 2.0.0rc1 release. It is hard to explain how much joy both bring me. @ansible https://t.co/8YekOQJscd They are strangely connected.

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

@geerlingguy Thank you. Had you done this in the first place, it would have saved us both a lot of frustration. Your participation and contributions are, and always will be appreciated.

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

@geerlingguy So maybe next time, add a disclaimer explaining that you may have been too busy to see the change in a project that you are invested in, rather than tweeting without context or history provided. Everything is done in the open for a good reason, participate or accept.

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

@geerlingguy You can't have it both ways. Following HEAD suggests you are interested in incremental changes to the project and desire to be a participant, but I don't see you provided any feedback on the PR that enabled the rule as default: https://t.co/hSYL83YCkE

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

@geerlingguy I should also mention. ansible-lint follows semver for versioning, this was a major release (6.x) for ansible-lint and was noted in the release notes. https://t.co/BplVgFJuYi

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

@geerlingguy The rule can be disabled, and the use of ansible-lint is optional. I'm not sure where the "enforcement" is happening. ansible-lint recommends practices for production grade content and will continue to do so.

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

@taso_int We'll do it.

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

Congratulations @thedoubl3J and Alison on your first #ansible ansible-navigator pull request. Now you just need to get past @webknjaz @ganesh634, @relrod6 and @sbarnea... :)

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

@mamono210 Let me know if you have suggestions on what to do here. We want it to be usable for everyone.

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

Nicely done @colincloin !

[Colin McNaughton :blue_check: @colincloin]

Still using ansible-playbook?! Check out another reason to switch to ansible-navigator for inspection of your local environment and super fast automation content authoring straight from examples in documentation. All without leaving your editor. https://t.co/9HCUDNdqHS

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

If only to see @andriusb and @thaumos .... This will be great!

[Red Hat Ansible @ansible]

The next generation of Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform is here. Join us on November 4th to hear directly from the product team about key changes and new features, followed by a live Q+A session. https://t.co/5gx7cX9lSg

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

@akira6592 Sorry about that, it seems changelog generation didn't happen. The release is mostly bug fixes, the only new functionality is `container-options`, allows for additional params to be passed directly to the container engine command.

[Brad Thornton @codethenetwork]

@DonPwrShellHunt @ansible That probably should read, ansible-playbook cannot run containers, navigator runs the container in the very much the same fashion as controller would, it's a pre-production validation tool among other things to vet the EE